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Did you see those quizlix last night?
quizlix by davesoly October 29, 2007

quizlet it 

The act of finding your homework and test questions on the website Quizlet. It is a very efficient use of your time.
"What's the answer?"
"I don't know. I'm about to quizlet it."

Also:
"Quizlet says...."
"I'm quizleting it."
quizlet it by C777euro August 3, 2016
the lit website where teachers make you study for an exam/quiz/test
Hey Joey, we're going on Quizlet to study today!
quizlet by kennyboi June 16, 2017

Quizlet lady 

Someone who spends all of their free time making quizlets.
Eric: Hey what are you doing after school ?
Erica: Making quizlets?
Eric: Wow your such a Quizlet lady!
Quizlet lady by amad brother May 9, 2011

quizlet live 

Every kids fucking dream in middle school. Takes up time, basically gaming and you get put in groups with your friends. You don't learn shit but fuck it, its fun.
Teacher: "class we're doing quizlet live"

Students: *cries of happiness *starts a parade

White kid: *busts a nut onto the computer

Asian kid: *pulls of calculator *thinks its math *does 100 sudoku's
Black kid: "niggggggggggggggggggggggaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"
A game the students spend way too much obbsesing over and trying to get in first
yo dude imma gonna make an awesome nickname on quizlet
Quizlet by lenord01 January 8, 2020
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briefcake 

"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
briefcake by Ben Frey April 6, 2006
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